Sentence examples for and the population as a whole from inspiring English sources

The number of third graders has plummeted, and the population as a whole has gotten older.

But the gap between the financial standing of members and the population as a whole appears to have grown in recent decades, analysts of financial disclosure forms say.

"The Uribe effect basically boils down to the fact that businessmen, consumers and the population as a whole have a new sense of optimism, largely on account of the government's dealing with the guerrillas".

Several differences in demographic and other characteristics between the target market and the population as a whole are highlighted, and two issues related to the design of H2FCVs and their supporting infrastructure are discussed: vehicle range and home hydrogen refueling.

For most of the past decade the net number of incomers has failed to make up for the falling number of native Germans, and the population as a whole has been shrinking.That is now changing.

The table shows that disabled veterans and unemployed veterans have lower employment than other veterans and the population as a whole, and they are more likely to be male and more educated than the population as a whole.

Those interviewed tended to be older and more predominantly female than the population as a whole.

It focuses on research and methodology to prevent disease in the population as a whole.

And who says the political class knows better than the population as a whole?

And between 1950 and 1960 the over-sixty-five group increased twice as fast as the population as a whole.

The population as a whole should be.